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The City of Milwaukee's Assessor's Office plans to mail Notices of Changed Assessment on Friday, April 18, 2025. Milwaukee's Open Book period, which provides a limited opportunity to discuss...

As we approach April Fools' Day 2026, commercial property owners in Nassau County are faced with a much less entertaining deadline on April 1st – the requirement to submit their Annual Statement...

While paying taxes will certainly never win any popularity contests, most property owners understand the simple fact that local property taxes fund the roads...

Act 42 attempts to clear up uncertainty regarding the business privilege tax that was created by the decision in V.L. Rendina v. City of Harrisburg.

An exhaustive list of the changes implemented by the Act is beyond the scope of this Alert

The October 31 deadline for payment of second half 2023 property taxes is fast approaching.

As described in our March 2018 Update article, "Estate Planning Under the New Tax Law," clients may wish to make large gifts in order to take advantage of the increased federal gift and estate tax exemption ($11,580,000 in 2020).

Before portability became part of our estate planning vocabulary, planners seeking asset protection from tenancy by the entirety property ownership and federal estate tax minimization usually needed to choose between the two.

The 2017 Second Installment Real Estate Tax Bills for Cook County, Illinois are due on Wednesday, August 1, 2018.

The 2018 Second Installment Real Estate Tax Bills for Cook County, Illinois are due on Thursday, August 1, 2019

The 2019 First Installment Real Estate Tax Bills for Cook County, Illinois are due on Tuesday, March 3, 2020.

For owners and tenants of commercial or multi-family residential property in Nassau County or New York City, now is the time to seek relief on your property's tax liability.

In many cases nonprofit organizations do not have large endowments or reserves in place from which they draw upon to readily accomplish and sustain a real estate acquisition.

Under District of Columbia law, organizations that own buildings in D.C. used for purposes of public charity principally in the District are entitled to property tax exemptions.

On Labor Day, Governor Kathy Hochul signed Senate bill S6350A that prohibits most individual unit owners or shareholders in condominiums (condos) or cooperatives (coops)...

Under New Jersey law (N.J.S.A. §54:4-35.1), a property owner with a building or other structure that suffered significant damage or destruction as a result of Hurricane Sandy may be entitled to property tax assessment relief for the 2013 tax year.

On this episode of Let's Talk Commercial Real Estate with Barry Saywitz, Barnes & Thornburg partner Salvador LaViña discusses the current legal aspects of 1031 exchanges, real estate tax planning, and more.